Abortion laws and the United States: why it matters
The circumstances around abortion in the United States has hit the news this month as September 1st saw the introduction of a new law in
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Love That Birth Physiology
Gaining knowledge of the anatomy and physiology around birth is an important aspect of a student midwife’s programme of education. It is also important to
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) Awareness Month
September is international FASD Awareness month, with FASD Day falling on 9th September, signifying the 9 months of pregnancy. This FASD Month, we are calling
Maternity & Midwifery Directory Launch
For maternity and midwifery services in the UK the pandemic seemed to make time stand still, if not go backwards. Home births cancelled, water births
A Holding Time Project call to arms: a collective portrait of breastfeeding
During National Breastfeeding week at the start of August Improving Me, the NHS Cheshire and Merseyside’s Women and Children’s Partnership launched the Holding Time Project.
How do NHS midwives facilitate women’s alternative physiological births?
In the print and social media heated debates have often taken place over interventions during birth. Some women and birthing people only want medicalised care
It’s time to get equality in vaccinations
As the summer months progress here in the UK, there continue to be reverberations in the press and on social media about COVID-19 and vaccines.
Centred birth, hypnobirthing classes and preparing for birth during COVID
It has been challenging for pregnant women and birthing people over the time of the COVID-19 pandemic. As we know many resources were cut, including
Nutrition and eating well from pre-conception to age five
First Steps Nutrition Trust: Celebrating 10 years providing independent, evidence-based information on nutrition and eating well from pre-conception to age five to support the work